Look at this hand from Amanda the Adventure Two's demo.

Count the number of fingers.

One, two, three, four, five.

That might seem pretty unsurprising,

but throughout the game we are constantly shown that Amanda doesn't have five fingers. She has four.

That single detail was enough to send me down a rabbit hole and revealed there was more

law in this small demo than meets the eye. Hello internet.

Welcome to Game Theory, the show that will point and click on everything to find the law.

You should get your clicker fingers ready too because the internet's favorite, albeit horrifying

version of Dora the Explorer, is back to once again

vacantly stare into my soul.

Who would you go see?

If you're unaware, this is Amanda the adventurer and she is the main character for a game that was initially made as part of a game jam that blew up a couple of years ago.

Since then, it was turned into a full game where we tried to figure out what happened to some local missing kids in our aunt's attic using VHS tapes from an old kids TV show Amanda the adventurer.

However, it becomes immediately clear that something is off with this show.

It discusses a lot of strange subjects like rotting flesh, playing with knives,

and if you don't answer how Amanda wants you two, she begins to freak out and turns into a monster that

will come and kill you.

Kids TV certainly has changed since I was a kid.

I'll just stick to Thomas the Tank Engine, thanks.

But as you progress, you have a chance to unlock secret tapes, and by doing so so you begin to learn the truth about

why this show is the way it is. Amanda was a real person played by a girl named

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